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His first presidency was marked by a severe economic crisis and an increase in [[subversive]] activities.
He ran for the presidency twice more, unsuccessfully in [[2001]], but winning the runoff against [[Ollanta Humala]] on [[June 4]] [[2006]]. Partial official results showed him ahead, with 55.5% of the vote compared to 44.5% for Humala with 77.3% of ballots counted <ref>[http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory?id=2039359 Garcia Near Win in Peru Presidential Vote], [[ABC News]], [[June 4]], [[2006]]</ref> Considering it an insurmountable lead, Humala conceded defeat and congratulated García on his election victory.
== Early years ==
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On [[April 28]], [[2006]] Garcia became involved in a dispute with [[Venezuela]]n President [[Hugo Chávez]] as Chávez for the second time in the Peruvian Presidential election declared his support for García's opponent Ollanta Humala and referred to García as a "robber" and a "bandit". García, in response, stated that Chávez was "not acting as a statesman" and challenged Chávez to a debate to be hypothetically hosted by [[CNN]]. García also called on the [[Organization of American States]] to intervene in the matter <ref>{{lang|es|[http://www.eluniversal.com/2006/04/28/pol_ava_28A700911.shtml Alan García reta a Chávez a polemizar por CNN]}}, El Universal, [[28 April]], [[2006]] ([[Spanish language|Spanish]])</ref> <ref>[http://weblogs.elearning.ubc.ca/peru/archives/026151.php Alan García in Dispute with Hugo Chávez], [[University of British Columbia]] — Peru Elections 2006, [[April 28]], [[2006]]</ref>.
On [[May 31]], [[2006]] days before the second round election García's economic adviser Enrique Cornejo told the media that if García won in the second round his government would renew a $422 million aid package with the [[International Monetary Fund]].
== The Second García Administration ==
According to partial official results, he is likely to be the new president of Peru winning approximately 53% of the nationwide vote despite losing key economic & tourist areas such as Cuzco, Arequipa and mining areas such as Huancavelica, Junin and jungle areas including Loreto, Amazonas and Madre de Dios. With 36 seats, APRA will have the second largest bloc in the 120 seat unicameral [[Congress of Peru|Congress]] which will be sworn in [[July 2006]] a couple of days before the new President. With 45 seats, Humala's [[Union for Peru]] Party will have the largest bloc.
== Published works ==
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